Ghania Quinlan kept staring at the girl’s overly eye-catching face for several seconds, unable to look away even though she was filled with jealousy and irritation, she had to admit that Nathalie Quinlan was born with good looks; just that face alone would make any man’s heart flutter, otherwise Zeus Tanzil wouldn’t have run into Nathalie just once on campus and clamored to pursue her...
She was montarily dazed.
But in the blink of an eye, she curled her lips into a disdainful smirk, concealing the unmasked scrutiny in her gaze, her expression becoming calm and composed.
Actually, Zayn Fisher has many good qualities; the Fisher Family is one of the few top-tier families in McKinney, with family mbers in the political arena, Zayn has good grades, he is tall, and he is strikingly handso. From any perspective, he is a high-quality man.
But after she ca to Beijing, she realized that there are always people out there who are better.
For instance, the man next to Nathalie seems so much more unfathomable than Zayn Fisher, with even better looks, and probably no ordinary family background.
But she is not envious; after all, with Nathalie’s background, even backed by the Sullivan Family, she’s still out of reach of being accepted into high society, let alone Nathalie herself.
Nathalie is nothing more than a girl with a pretty face, and that certain gentleman from Beijing, Amadeus, is probably just after the novelty, toying with a girl from so small place for a while.
Once he gets bored, he will surely discard her.
That kind of relationship is not like the one she has with Zayn Fisher. She already has connections with Ivy Wilmar and Master Steven, and is set to have her place in Beijing in the future. Even if Nathalie becos a disciple of Mr. Norton, despite Shawn Norton’s extensive connections, after all, he’s just an academic, which is different from the background of the Sullivan Family. In terms of background, Nathalie is no match for her!
As for the matter of punishnt... Ghania Quinlan took a deep breath and walked towards Zayn Fisher, determined to think of a way when the ti cos to get the punishnt resolved, she absolutely cannot let herself carry a stain for life.
After figuring that out, Ghania smiled again, her voice gentle as she said, "Sis, my teacher organized a master-apprentice banquet for today, we are eating upstairs, you know him, Master Steven. If you’re not in a hurry, maybe you can invite your friend to join us for a al?"
As she said this, Myles Sullivan also realized what was happening, looking at Nathalie and frowning slightly, saying sternly, "You have arranged to et a friend here for a al? Which friend?"
Nathalie took a quick glance at them, feeling quite annoyed, but she was still on the phone with Winston Sullivan and didn’t want to get entangled with the three of them, so she pressed the headset and whispered to the other end of the phone, "I’ve found the private room, wait for , I’ll be right there."
After she hung up the call, she slowly took off her headset without looking at Myles Sullivan, her gaze directly passed over him, landing on the hypocritical girl, with an eyebrow raised, her expression wild and arrogantly dismissive, coupled with a touch of sleep-deprived irritability, she directly addressed her: "Ghania, are you sure you don’t want to consider changing your major? It seems like such a waste of your talent not to get into acting!"
This remark, which Nathalie had also made in the past, was a particularly face-slapping one this ti!
...
Ghania Quinlan’s face color turned white suddenly, her hand gripping the hem of her clothing, clenching it tightly, and her face color also beca sowhat untenable.
Ivy Wilmar chuckled a bit, arms crossed over her chest, with an attitude of watching the show, not intending to intervene.
Ghania’s face color grew increasingly more embarrassed.
It was Myles Sullivan, however, who frowned again, his dark gaze falling on the girl, his voice sowhat low as he said: "Ghania only invited you to share a al, there’s no need for you to talk to her like that, she didn’t an any harm, you..."
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